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Someone should attend your funeral because they made some kind of connection with you in this short life. Being uncomfortable for 30 minutes is the least one ca

Someone should attend your funeral because they made some kind of connection with you in this short life. Being uncomfortable for 30 minutes is the least one can do. I am so tired of people being so emotionally immature that they can’t handle a little discomfort.

apexalpha 1y ago
Seconded, the person you initially respond to is the target audience of this website, and would probably do well to take it in. A funeral is not 'some event' that you can just skip for your own benefit. That's not what it's about.
- brulard 1y ago
  Well, it turned from the original "breaking down", through "slight discomfort" to "skipping for a benefit". Just let me tell you for someone to break down can mean a panic attack, where they can not catch breath, or they just crawl into a corner acting like a kid, it can mean throwing up violently or it can mean falling into a long term depression. Everyone can have their own reasons and way of processing pain.
zwnow 1y ago
Whats so special about a funeral? It's just tons of sad people. I meet the relevant people in unofficial circumstances. My friends understand this, so I dont see the issue.
- GiorgioG 1y ago
  I have no idea what point you’re trying to make here. “It's just tons of sad people.” - this makes you sound like you have the emotional acuity of a 4 year old. You can fix that, but you can’t do it sitting in front of your computer.
- butlike 1y ago
  It's weird, in one comment you say you only care about the deceased "person in the casket," and here you mention the respect of friends (who are presumably living) as important. It sounds to me like you might be a younger person with a slightly naive worldview on death.
  - GiorgioG 1y ago
    Looking at his submissions, he/she is a younger person. But even still my 13 year old has more sense than them.
- mathiaspoint 1y ago
  Tim Dillon has a nice explanation if you want something a little more bombastic and attention grabbing.

apexalpha 1y ago

Seconded, the person you initially respond to is the target audience of this website, and would probably do well to take it in. A funeral is not 'some event' that you can just skip for your own benefit. That's not what it's about.

brulard 1y ago
Well, it turned from the original "breaking down", through "slight discomfort" to "skipping for a benefit". Just let me tell you for someone to break down can mean a panic attack, where they can not catch breath, or they just crawl into a corner acting like a kid, it can mean throwing up violently or it can mean falling into a long term depression. Everyone can have their own reasons and way of processing pain.

zwnow 1y ago

Whats so special about a funeral? It's just tons of sad people. I meet the relevant people in unofficial circumstances. My friends understand this, so I dont see the issue.

GiorgioG 1y ago
I have no idea what point you’re trying to make here. “It's just tons of sad people.” - this makes you sound like you have the emotional acuity of a 4 year old. You can fix that, but you can’t do it sitting in front of your computer.
butlike 1y ago
It's weird, in one comment you say you only care about the deceased "person in the casket," and here you mention the respect of friends (who are presumably living) as important. It sounds to me like you might be a younger person with a slightly naive worldview on death.
- GiorgioG 1y ago
  Looking at his submissions, he/she is a younger person. But even still my 13 year old has more sense than them.
mathiaspoint 1y ago
Tim Dillon has a nice explanation if you want something a little more bombastic and attention grabbing.